William Graham Sumner – Social Darwinist

William Graham Sumner - Social Darwinist Sumner is a believer of Darwin 's thought and Herbert Spencer' s social Darwinists. He is considered to be a dynamic and influential social Darwin in the United States. He is a professor at Yale University. He proposed concepts of folklore, communication, ethnocentrism. He is not as big as Spencer, but his ideas are bold enough to be recognized. He played three important roles in the development of American thought and played the assimilation and dissemination of evolution in the representative of Puritan's great missionaries, Ricardo and Malthus's classical pessimism, and evolution.

William Graham Sumner (1840-1910), the so-called "social Darwinist", created the term "ethnocentricism". Although there are various definitions, the common denominator defines ethnocentricism as "all other people who believe in their ethnic groups or cultural advantages in areas such as social customs and political institutions." Please consider the validity of other cultural or political systems and show even racial discrimination of subconscious mind. I think that this ethnocentic accusation and subsequent beautification of multiculturalism is shortsighted and may even be dangerously misleading.

Social Darwinists, especially British Spencer and Walter Bajotto, and William Graham Sumner of the United States say that the process of natural selection based on demographic change will lead to the continued improvement of the best competitors and population believe. Society is seen as a developing creature in this way. This theory is used to support laissez - factionist capitalism and political conservatism. Class hierarchy is based on "natural" inequality among individuals, as it can be considered that the control of property is a correlation between excellent inherent moral attributes such as diligence, moderation, and frugality. Therefore, attempts to reform society through national intervention or other means can hinder the natural process, unrestricted competition and protection of the state are consistent with biological options.